Living in a bubble isn’t that entire bad, and French designer Pierre Stephane Dumas is making sure it’s just as luxurious too! Up for grabs is his latest creation; a range of portable transparent huts called the Bubble collection. These let you enjoy “temporary leisure accommodation” with minimal environmental impact while keeping you one with Mother Nature. You can either opt for the BubbleTree, CristalBubble, BubbleLodge, or the BubbleRoom, which can be camped in night and day. The design boasts of creating a “silencing acoustic effect” and an “air renewal system, which makes living peaceful and comfortable. Dumas explains, “Noises coming from the outside are reduced and noises coming from the inside echo towards the sphere’s hub. This echo drives people to speak quietly, bringing about a feeling of appeasement favorable to have a nap.”
While all the huts are 4 meters (13 feet) in diameter and crafted using reinforced, anti-fire and ultraviolet-protective plastic, the CristalBubble, and the BubbleRoom are the most spacious. They can accommodate a king-size bed and also sport an entry lock where you can store your belongings. The huts feature a wooden floor that can be dismantled in 9 or 10 parts, a portable blower with a filter, a protective cover, and a transport bag. Prices for the CristalBubble start at €7766 (US$10,987). You can also order the GrandLodge model for €12,900 ($18,100).
[Gizmag]
